Veterans to see more time in exhibitions
NFL preseason action centers on Joe Montana with the Chiefs and Emmitt Smith with the Cowboys as both teams plan extended first halves for key veterans. Montana starts Monday against Chicago, while Smith plays Sunday versus Denver, with others like Aikman, Irvin, Harper, and Stepnoski in the mix amid roster tweaks and injury notes.
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Reich eyeing Panthers debut as first Charlotte QB
Frank Reich envisions becoming the Panthers first starting quarterback, weighing a move after Buffalo Bills free agency. Reich praised GM Bill Polian, whom he credits for his career, and noted a strong, agentless negotiation history with Polian. Panthers officials declined to comment on players on other teams.
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Ole Miss admits to nine NCAA violations in football case
University of Mississippi officials acknowledged all or part of nine of the 15 NCAA allegations in the football program after an internal review. Chancellor Gerald Turner said several charges were confirmed while others lacked enough evidence. The 400 page bound response, dated Aug 15, was released as the NCAA enforcement office reviews it before potential action at infractions committee meetings in Houston and Kansas City.
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If NASCAR Drivers Went On Strike
A hypothetical NASCAR strike would ripple beyond the track, affecting beer sales and media coverage while sideline personalities and sponsors shift roles. The piece riffs on how drivers like Gordon, Earnhardt, Bodine, and Martin might spend downtime, imagining quirky outcomes of a prolonged work stoppage.
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Allison team aims for major sponsor at Michigan
Bobby Allison's NASCAR Winston Cup operation plans a Friday news conference at Michigan International Speedway for a major announcement. Straight Arrow Inc. is expected to sponsor the No. 12 Ford for the remaining 11 races this season, with Derrike Cope possibly driving through 1995.
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